... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Mr-. It. Mutia:eu awl Ali,* Yurke tuck flit. tir,t (ruin Mr: NI. U. Kim: um] Nlr- J. It. r!torrau CRICKET Wom A- (v. Nut N.•utl II an tit WARWICK 4%. 1113 Iv (Croon& not out W. \C} 'alt not (v. Noithunts, (kr ;lure (Welmter est ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Perry Again Plays Brilliantly MALFROY BEATEN IN STRAIGHT SETS Bigger crowds than ever thronged to Wimbledon to-day for the lawn tennis championships. Four seeded men fought for the remaining four places in the singles, and Fred Perry ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS. Cochet Proves Too Good For His Fellow• Countryman. STRAIGHT SETS VICTORY. The weather at Winibleiku to-day was et all promising tt hen tho men's filial between the two Frenchmen, It. Cachet and .1. Borotra should have started. Borotra ...

... Wimbledon Tennis ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Lii.• :rum lomlur Ji Budge won the necood net Budge I.4:at Gondar Dower, 6-2. 6-tl. 6-3. ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS WOMEN’S SI S—Third *Miss D. Hart CUBA) beat Miss T. Zehden ( Mrs. B. M. Lewis (US. >; beat Miss S. J. Bloomer (G.B.), 6-3, 6-2. MEN’S SINGLES—Third Round *K. R. Rose (Australia) beat LJ. J. Warwick (GB). 6-3, $2. 6-2. J.C Molinari (Prance) ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS )lon'.. Doubles Final: G. P. If twlle. nud C. It. D. Tnekey beat C. E. Hate and F. H. D. Wilde 84. 38, -I, n-I. BRITAIN'S STAND FOR PEACE Mr. Neville Chamberlain, speaking at Edghaston, this afternoon, said that Europe knew that the British ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS MISS SCRIVEN'S DEFEAT ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Men's Semi-Finals On Centre Court ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Fred Perry Wins Again in Three Sets GENE MAKO UNABLE TO PLAY AGAINST C. BOUSSUS Geno Mako, the .linerican Davi, Cup player, is suffering from a strained shoulder muscle, and was unable to play his second round singles watch against Christian ...

... Wimbledon Tennis (Continued trom Front rage) he pulled up, and did not concede the set until the 12th game. Mulloy stuck to the Australian to share the first six games of the fourth set before Hoad eventually shook him off to win the match 4-6. 6-0. 7-5 ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS After hi- mateli. \n❑ l'raunn said very fir-I ,ervieu in the Aeeon,l Ltaute I felt ',molting go in my thigh. Thi, continue.] to hurt me the whole way through. I thought of giving the match up, but aid to my,elt ' No; I haw started awl ...